FIELD: food industry.
SUBSTANCE: invention relates to the preserved second-course lunches production. The preserves are produced by way of boiling, shelling and cutting part of the chicken eggs, bulb onions cutting and sauteing in melted butter and garlic blanching and straining. Then the listed components are mixed with part of the wheat crumbs, part of salt and black hot pepper to produce mince. One performs skin-off rockfish fillet and speck mincing, mixing with another part of chicken eggs and another part of salt to produce a cutlet mass. Then one proceeds with mince moulding into the cutlet mass, the cutlets steeping in liaison, mealing in the remaining wheat crumbs and frying in melted butter to produce sichenik cutlets. Carrots are blanched and strained, green beans are cut and frozen. Sunflower flour is poured with drinking water and maintained for swelling. Carrots, green beans and sunflower flour are mixed with milk and the remaining salt to produce garnish. The sichenik cutlets and garnish are packed, sealed and sterilised.
EFFECT: invention allows to reduce the manufactured target product adhesion to container walls.
